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... the MARQUIS of DONEGALL, are defired to mke a roturn of the quantities of each, at his Office in Beiiut. CRUMLIN ACADEMY. CHRISTMAS EXAMINATIONS commence Mend ¥ the 17¢h, znd Vacation ou Wednel{day the 19ch ing. December, 3 VENISCN FOR SALE, 'X'!' Clogher ...
... Church % 44 years, iy, Wty Mary Ann Blicker, daughter to the Rev. bickerof Carrick, neswr Gilford, - . BELFAST ACADEMY. CHRISTMAS EXAMIN {TIONS. UHSNAY, Dec. 18 —l2 o'clock, Writi *Scha-\!. ‘vh’\'hSDAY, —— 19—to do. Clafica ?cnon: 3 » “.ercanciie anc ...
... o Feidue nogr, Turilay the 7th in(l.—l.\i Pd 44 years, g, Viuls Mary Ann B s §ocer of Carrick, nesr i mar— -—— BELFAST A CHRISTMAS EX. TISnAY, Dec. 18 '.‘.:J\'eSDAY, —_— 1y [(‘LSD.\\'. . e w—— 20 | Priday V. 3 A Houlk Servant an th! A 1 demry. ——e————— ...
... BLELFAST ACADEMY. CHRISTMAS EXAMINATIONS. TUESDAY. Dec. 18—132 o'clock, Writing School. WEDNESDAY, —em 19—10 do. Claflical School. Q Mercantile and THORIDAY, ' o ccs poird da { e Friday Vacation. N. B. A Houfe Servant and an Outfide Servant wanted, at ...
... Porrer. Londonderry, Dec. 10. MES CAMPBELL Fador, from Loodon— Cloves Mace Nutmegs Cinnamon Caffia T R———— BELFAST ACADEMY. CHRISTMAS EXAMINATIONS. TU!SDAY, Dee. 18—12 o'clock, Writi~@ School, WEDNESDAY, —— 19—10 do, Cla'fical School. r Mercantile and THURIDAY ...
... of the orms the Public, that iz opes for. Right Day: jmeat, fic hopes to m i will be fonad to me mifiou 2. 8 4d.—Perpel s CHRISTMAS EX! the Examinations of M ithlicla, Premivms we jas—Charles Han ,;hy. aing and Explanatior =1 ily Charles Hanghy, | g, H ...
... with that encouragement wil be found to merie s cilfiou 25, 84d.—Perpetual Ticket, not Tnmferrsllé. N, 9 December 28, CHRISTMAS EXAMINATIONS, 1304. the Examinations of Mr. O'NEILL’: Academy, No. whhela. Premivms were adjudged as follows : ;::.Chlrles ...
... respecttully to inform the Nobility and Gentry of Belfast and its Vicmity, that kis Public School will commence, after the Christmas Vacation, at his House in Ann-street, upon FRIDAY the 19th instant, st the usual Hour, - > A perseverance in’ thar exercise ...
... Baltic, my sincere opinicn is, that wheat wili be | 30 shillings @ bushel, and the quartern loaf half a | crown, before Christmas ; «nd, certainly, that, let | what will take place as to impo:tation, mcat will | be exccedtngly dear.—¢ Forcwarned, forcarmed ...
... taken, wheat will be, at least, forly pounds a load, that is to say twenty shillings for a Winchester bushel, betfore next Christmas. It is quite useless to continue the disjutc now, sceing that the fact must be known in a few months. If it should appear ...
... knows the prisoners ; he -azreed to go with them and Robert Pritchard, to rob Mr. F. enny. . They met on the Friday before Christmas about ten o’clock. The Prisoners knew Fenny, and it'was agreed that Pritchard should ¢o forward and meet Feany, and endeavour ...
... my wish is to let the first crop stand as long as possible ; its vegetation, and of course its increase, continuing until Christmas. | So fur 1 refor to my hay prepared for winter consump- | tion in the usual way ; but to satisfy the curious, I | shall ...